W_Tracy_Parnell said:
You are right, AMC 9 would be your TS-you should probably re-aim for that. To add a satellite, first go into "Dish Setting" from the main menu. Use the left arrow key to move until a blank spot appears. Set your LNB type and power. Now hit the red button on your remote and rename it to AMC 9. Save and exit to the main menu. Now go into "Motorized Setting" and change "Sat Degree" to 83 W and "Diseqc Motor" to USALS. exit to the main menu. Now hit "Manual Scan" and then hit the green button to make a new transponder. For the frequency try 12020V SR 30000. It is encrypted but should give a signal you can tune to.
I did everything exactly like the above and I now can see green signal on 83W. Level is on 93 and quality on 72%. I ran automatic scan and I got 4 scrambled channels: AETV, test, test 2, and test 3.
If those 4 channels are from amc 9, can I assume that my dish/motor installation is OK (I can see telstar 5 too)?
I also tried to find more satellites but the only one I could find is echostar 9 on 121.
With dish pointed to 121 W I can see good signal from echostar 7 119W, echostar 6,8 on 110, and anik 107.3 W?! How is that possible? I thought they have different frequencies or something.
Now when I see amc9, telstar5, and echostar9, can I assume that I am tracking the arc correctly?
If so, how come I don't see amc1, amc4, anik F1...? Should I change frequencies?
How can I find frequncies from live transponders on lyngsat?
Sorry if I ask too meny questions but I am new in FTA.